Word: socially
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Chancery Club is an organization of rather recent creation, having been formed about two months ago, its purpose being "to promote social contact and professional association among members of the Harvard Law School, and to afford opportunities for their meeting and dining together." The only other eating club in the Law School, besides the Lincoln's Inn, the Chancery Club is taking its part in fulfilling a need long felt in the School...
...function of thus helping to create a more social atmosphere in the Law School, the Chancery Club has the support and approval of President Lowell and the Law Faculty. The President has always expressed himself in favor of getting the students of the University together socially. A member of the Law School Faculty said at one of the early meetings of the Club that, although he was not in favor of doing away with classroom work, he felt that it should be supplanted by discussion of the law among the students themselves, an opportunity for which is offered by such...
...with the life of ordinary people, could be opposed to a law like the Volstead Act which prohibits the manufacture and sale of alcoholic drinks. A very good criterion of whether or not prohibition has had a beneficial influence among the workers of this country is the reports of Social Service organizations, which are unanimous in saying that the conditions they deal with are better since the prohibition law was enacted than they were before...
...used today. It meets in various cities throughout the United States, and restricts its discussions to philosophy proper. It will act as host to the International Congress of Philosophy, the scope of which is indicated by its four Divisions, devoted respectively to metaphysics, logic, theory of values (ethics, social philosophy, esthetics) and history of philosophy...
...Social Celebrity. Adolphe Menjou in the part of a small-town barber who scaled Manhattan society, is about the same as usual. Mr. Menjou makes a point of being unfailingly amusing. He has to help him in this venture an exceedingly personable and promising newcomer called Louise Brooks...